Keeping your money on an exchange violates the principles of Satoshi Nakamoto (bitcoin founder) anyway. When government closes these, the rest of the world (those outside of the system) will still be able to use it.
What authority doesn't seem to understand is that it's the worlds 2+ billion unbanked that are fueling this revolution.
See how to use GDAX to avoid paying Coinbase fees (GDAX is Coinbase in the same way DOS underlies Windows). If you have a Coinbase account, you already have a GDAX account:
Keeping your money on an exchange violates the principles of Satoshi Nakamoto (bitcoin founder) anyway. When government closes these, the rest of the world (those outside of the system) will still be able to use it.
What authority doesn't seem to understand is that it's the worlds 2+ billion unbanked that are fueling this revolution.
You should watch Andreas Antonopoulos on YouTube:
That's what I did. Trezor supports LTC, ETH and several others in addition to BTC and BCH. https://trezor.io
I just use Coinbase / GDAX (GDAX is where you want to do trades to avoid fees) then send offline to my hardware wallet.
See how to use GDAX to avoid paying Coinbase fees (GDAX is Coinbase in the same way DOS underlies Windows). If you have a Coinbase account, you already have a GDAX account:
Thanks for all the info